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Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-06-24
oonfolfetS sSret,t9att8smaaoe
can 2tatotio, 9eraS.

Sfnge en- &omitees SnbbDbelle Tom
8iifop 9urner (Meeer) til @an slntoz
nio for at tale paa ct Masiempbe for
Nmenbementet, iom til 6blten ifaf forez
legses Solicit. Denne 8D bar anieet
iom en- af Branbepins Goltets faite
8orse os flere frpstebe for, at bet ifuloe
fomme til pplblpmme ubbrub.
5grit blep Yrobibitioniterne nastet
Court 9uiet, iaa ale 8Dens 9aller, oerz
paa ale Ebeatre. 5aa nesteoe 8pens
Mapor os @aab at tillabe benz 8rusen
al ct aabent Steb, Der altib bapbe peret
brust til bpilfetiombelit 0iemeb. Set
eneite 8robibitioniitern f,lnbe sibre bar,
at benptte ct @teb, Der tilbprte be Sorz
euebe @tater. Sc siOrbe fine Gorbereb@
elier os anmobebe 0prisbeoen ON Roli=
tiets 8eifpttelie bpiltet osiaa nasteoes,
men be belluttebe at forigge alisepel.
@trats fbr bet blep nrgrft tos Yoliz
tiet bort Yfatformen; men Hrobibition>
iIterne iamlebe lan1men en- bel Oel &ass
Jet % bau,tebe fig beraf en- Taleritol.
Da Dom1mer gB. $. BroOfs itob fren,
os introbrcerebe 8iifop 9urner mBbte
ban en- forftDrret,- brslenbe sob. Dper
5000 Berioner bar iamlet. Don,mer
8roots fsste forsiepes at itile Jloffeu
% bebe benz bere Talere1,. 1iliibIt gil
Broofs neb Os iasbe til 8iitop 9urne'
at bet pilbe bore forbunben meb for ito,
6are at forigse at tale os at ban fatr
buroe saa Op, bilie benz os iaa tretf'
fig tilbase. 8iifOp Turner siorbe bet.
giu bespubte 9obeu at falbe frem gr.
Mlberlnnn Qodtpoob, en- @uentbrer %
Gier al en- berpstet SalOon. 9an si
op paa aasien os botbt en- forbitret Tal'
% opforbreoe 1ilbBrerne at mgbe Hro
bibitionilterne meo blinfenbe aniue.
Naebens enbnu Bifalbsifris oper Sod
moods Bemerfnineer rpftebe 2uften
/ traabte gaeu. u. $. Sutberlanb frem .!
% paauiite bet baarlise peb Mnti-YrDbi
j bitiuni1erneS Iremdaua8maaDe, De
nloniife Gfris operbepebe bam os fOr el
lrnsere @hlnb bar Der en- frpsteli!
Spending, Glere Sc blep faitet moi
Yaitor Sutberlanb, flere traf bam
Mnfistet, men ban fob fiaf os nfor
ferbet % tbrrebe Gssene bort fra 4
anfist.
i Niifpp Turner unaatte fOrlabe @tebe
] os saa III en- aftbObiit &irfe % bolb
fit 5orebras. 9sblen fulste meb Q
! faftebe Sc mob RirfepesSen. !.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-06-24
@isesssH,s.


1ieren Of Alsobotsfahriien ! Marib=
feb Fal sjsres ipp @anse ftsrre 81
britten, life Gierne.
Sobn 8. 1borbnrn, 20 aar Saua-
mel, Der en- Iib babbe boeti DRa0iIon,
besit @elpn.orb nar Mineral @oiut.
On 1lnse Monbs NepublilanR
Club er orsaniitret i So Grosie % pil
inbtorporeres. Rartin 1trs, @elretor.
Ct aompasni ! Ga Grosk bsisaa<
enbe af Monb fra aRilpaatse % Gbi<
casO bar iiSbt ct. Ndrp Sails 8aabs
frnf.
Hrpsserue i Milpa,tiee iolste !
aaret til ben life 9sai, 1887. 1917. .17t
1snbsr Dl til q, iuml4 8orbi oi
%. .736, 400.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-06-24

: : y ~
8gbelens Dptrnben bapbe fin @runh
! ben Mansbe 8ranoeuin, be bapbe
brllffet o9 alt bar arranseret foruo,
8Dens Mapor o9 flere 8oliti6etiente bar
tilfteoe, men sioroe intet forat belume
&aabeben.
MaDDren, ct Council Meblem os nere
er nit,inber 6orbgr for Gorenebe Gtaters
Commissioner, anflaset for @anlmenz
ipergelie os 9enii9t til at siere Dplsb.
Me Sobe 8orsere foroemtner 9obeus
5remSanssmaabe / ifarpe 11otrpf, og
bet ai1tases at Der bill blipe en- @eaftion
ueo Sooe 6slser for Yrobibition.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-06-24

Det er beore at babe Gmbebet en-
baarlis Manb itgttet af ct sObt Yarti,
enb en- COB Manb ftgttet al ct oaarlist
Barti. Det er Yartierne iom rcsjerer
bertillnnbs.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-06-24

@epublitanerne i Masladufetts bar
osiaa lert at bore bjemme eaer gigre
eynbfigb naar Mmenbamentet fommer
frem. Da bet tom til Mfften,ning ON,
bporpibt Solicit ifulbe faa itemnte
oper 9lmenbementet, bar ber "A DEM
ofrater iom itemte for bet os NOT &epnb>
lifanere imob eIer fraperenbe for at
binbre at 6orilaset blep antaset. Det
er mart ct gamn.elt 8ubs.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-06-24

Wainneapolis GrpOiition aabnes ben
3lte Nusuit Ds luffes ben 15oe Dttober.
Gr Nfbolbsforeninserne inOb at GrQes>
ielifnbets Narsmsbe bolbes 1orsoa9 %
Jrebag, ben 13be og ABE Dftober?
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-06-24

Den republifanite 2eber for slntiz
ialoonrepublitanerne (lan9t ifal bet
pere), Sen. gaettleton, er iaa intereiez
ret lbsbepaselien at ba ban bolbt
ct Gorebras mob Saloonerne bar ban
upibenbe ON, bpor nneget 8ense Der poe
ilebes ! 8ranbepin ON Naret. Oct bar
bam ber talte ON Si8b 2icenie Atlanz
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-06-24

Sra Wbitesboro, en- anben 8p Teras,
foresif en- @jentaselie af benne famine
9iitorie. Da 8ep. 8. 6aroie, en- baptift
Yrait par paa Siemoeien fra ct 8robiz
bitions Waslemsbe for Nesre, bleo ban
arfalot al galoonpaf os bombarberet me6
Gg. Da ban bar foutmet bjem bleb
quiet ltenet o9 8inonerne itullaaaet.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-06-24

Jolfet banner fig fine esne Meuinser
siennem bpab be leier. sc til at Be
lnier "Jelt= =@aabet" reeelmnsiist os be
oil tenfe aluorlist oper Hrobibitionen.
8espnber be fprft at tnnte, iaa peb pi,
bpor pi bar benz. Gaa benz til at inbz
ifribere paa "GeltzRaabet."
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-06-24

w >vssSSyssveyyt
bapbe % fulste @reeleps @aab o. broo
Ipeit yau fOiter 2anbet $4,000 pr
Icre Nnbre steber bpor Der er Qanb.
ftpffer, Der life fan benpttes til onbei
enb @rrssans, ielses be for $4,000 d
1000 Neren.
i Gn &nsier 8erniplpania bar OPP
boset en- Maaoe bporueb ,lreniet Netroz
fium Tan bruses 2ofomotiber iitebetfor
&ul. 9etifal blipe neset bilieere.
9amilton, Der mDrbebe Mebaftsren
Ifor Yrobibitionsorsanet. "The Sword
and Shield" fober mi iuben 5ansilets
Dgr. @asen bar oppe forrise llge %
pil fomue til Nfsjsrele ON fiorten Dage.
Hreiibenten bar siDet Drbre til at
ale Jlas tasne ! ben fibfte aris ier,bes
tilbase til be reipeftipe @tater. Ser er
$50 af 5lasene ON bbilfe Siftorien fan
berette bborlebes be bieu tasne. On $50
er .9iitorien minbre paalioelig, ON be
Burise pibes Der intet. De sarnle Better
amer misbilliger Glepelanbs gambling.
Sc mener at liseiaauel iO,u BET tos &on=
sresiens Beitemmelie at faa benz uble-
peret % ienbt til Waibinstln, burbe bet
tase en- &unseisbeitemmelie at fenbe benz
til6ase. Yreiioenten ifal ieuere baue afz
itaaet fit 6oretasenbe.
&eu. gittaro itelebe en- Nften fin
!6ape ba ban, fra nosle @ntter Der
lpinebe 8olb, fit 8plben lise ! Nniistet.
@utten iom baobe faitet ben lsb meb ei=
gang ben til bam % bab um Jorlabelie.
Braiten sau Drensen at lin fnpttebe
Nepe / Nnii9tet iaa @utten tltmleoe.
Siben lsb ban paa bam % sap bam
fere @parf. De anbre @utter lpb til
soiog Yreiten bort. @rttetn mdatte beres
9iem. @enere ifjenbte Braiten paa
@utterne forbi be life baube traabt imelz
lem fbr. @utten bBbe, % 9rafen
Hpstebe.
Dampifibet Gbamplain tOs Slb
paa Meiie fra gbiooso liseoDer for
@raub 1rabers Bon, Mat til drebos.
Den sif 10 Neile 1imen, ,ba nteb ensang
6lammer fog op fra Maitineriet. Mas
ifinilten lgb til ct ganbtar os iluftebe
Slben i fine aleber, git tilbase for at
itanbie Wsaifinen. men bar for fen.
Nlarmfisnal b1ep sipet, Basiaserene pefs
febe, Geonin9sbaabe fat ub, men Damp
ltibet git for fort % git fra 8aabene. Il
Minutter ienere bar qlle nsbiagne til at
boppe / @een. Der bar. Manbifab.t
inbberesnet, 81 Herioner Omborb. De
lom lenere blep frelit bapbe lisset paa
ganbet ba1panben Zine. Dtte eller nj
al be iom ibste at rebbe iis peb @pems
ming onfum.
IS Nusuita, Naine. bar en- Manb
eiort ben lopmesfise Dp6a8elie at Gil
fsr Tan inbporteres os ielses fdsiepis.
Naanben, Midael 8rrnes, oros til
0iperpool, fibbte not til at foripne bele
Eemperancefaten nleb., 2abninsen Tom
til Yortlanb % siennen NiiSnitd iibrtes
ben i gosne, nbaillebes j ginbuerne til
flor gtrrt for Wpens .nbrnelise Snos
paanere. Oct bar fsrRe Sang te bapoe
feet 2iffbrer (paa bsilps Dag. % Bpls
itiet fnnbe intet sisre, iioen Gorentbt
9taters 2pp frifienoer Heriontr Der inas
porterer bfrusenbe Bin fra al Strdf %
ifirnfer benz 2anbets Weilpttelie. Rriien
paa bisie 8arer er lat iad Idft. for at
bpemlombelft ifal baue AnlebninS at
forlfaffe fig BET. 6por er be enteltt
@taters @et til at SIRE fine eSne ecpe9
Neaa life Joreneoe Stnter aniees icmr
aorbrpber mob be enfelte Gtaters Gore?
@jSesaEa.
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Slep. 81. 8. montgomery af 8root<
lDn bar Opsiuet 1T o. .. 9. % erfleret
fig @robibitioniit, 6an fanbt efter en-
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Marf!

Mue bem, ber life mobtaser Blaoet
reselmnsiist annobes penlisit ON at
unoerrctte os berom Os iantioia ienoe
oS fin Mbresie.
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sranbis fort llnberlssclie, at bet re-
publifanife Harti er til fOr gmbeoerz
ne.
, 1887-06-15
Real Estate.

The following Instruments were filed for
record yesterday s.:
The Western Town Lot company, of
Lusk, Wyo., to the trustees of the First
Congregational church, lot l, in block II:
consideration, 81.
Final receipt to Alexis A. McClurg, for
the southeast quarter of the northeast
quarter, and the northeast quarter of the
southeast quarter of section I, township
80, 80 acres; consideration, 800.
Alexis A. McClurg, the above to Cor
nelia NJ. Lusk; consideration, $500
Frank s. Lusk to Cornelia NJ. Lusk,
an undivided half interest in a half block
of land in the northeast quarter of the
southeast quarter Of section s, township
80; consideration, 81.
Final receipt to Kisiah Goodnight, for
l20 acres in the southwest quarter of the
northwest quarter Of section G, township
8; consideration, 81 80.
Kisiah Goodnight, the above to J. NJ.
Carey & Bro. consideration, 81.
, 1887-06-15
TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIEs.

The Crozier Iron and Steel company of
Pennsylvania has assigned.
The jury for the Jake Sharp trial in
New York City has not yet been com.
pleted.
1t is officially announced that Emperor
William is making remarkable progress
toward recovery.
The twenty first annual meeting of the
Master Car Builders Association began at
Minneapolis yesterday.
A farmer was shot and killed Monday
night by moonlighters near Tralee. County
Kerry. Eleven bullets pierced his body.
W. +. Chandler was yesterday elected
TO the senate Of New Hampshire to fill
the unexpired term of the late Senator
Pike.
NJ. Ristlcs, the new premier of Servia,
is a man of strong pr0-Russian sym
check to Austria and a gain for Russia in
the Balkans.
Bismarck's condition is becoming
worse. He is afflicted with rheumatic
pains and his doctors advise rest and
change Of climate. but his illness prevents
his travelling at present.
M. Bartholdi has completed on the
grounds of the American exhibition in
London a diorama of the port of New
York, presenting in miniature a duplicate
statue OF Liberty enlightening the world.
1t is reported that the British govern.
ment intends to prosecute Michael Davitt
and Jos. Richard Fox, Nationalist mem.
Der Of parliament, for their conduct in
melting the Bodyke tenants to resist evic-
ton.
Prince Albert Victor, eldest son of the
prince of Wales, will attend the grand
jubilee thanksgiving service to be held in
St Patrick's cathedral, Dublin on June
%. He will on that occasion be decorated
with the order of st. Patrick.
The Russian government has made
o~vertures to Germany for joint opposition
to the Anglo Turkish convention, on the
ground that it interferes with the common
right of the powers to control the
Egyptian Suez canal. Bismarck remains
neutral.
, 1887-06-15
Tho New jail.

An addition to the court house for jail
purposes will probably be erected this
fall. County Commissioner John Hunton
and Architect Matthew will leave for the
East on a tour of investigation this morn
ing. During the trip they will inspect
the court houses and jails of Council
Bluffs. St. Louis, Indianapolis and
CT %lcinnati, and visit several large iron
manufacturing establishments in order to
obtain an idea of the different styles of
architecture used in the erection of jails,
and the cost of material for such a build
ing. 1t is expected that plans for the
new structure will be drawn up immedi
ately upon their return.
, 1887-06-15

The brand committee held quite an in
teresting session yesterday, Thomas Swan
and County Clerk Jeffrey officiating.
Over 1870 marks were presented for the
consideration of the committe by forty
would be brand designers. OF these
probably not more han fifty will be regis
tered. Among the brands presented was
n worthy more than a passing notice.
1t somewhat resembled q sectional view OF
a wrecked windmill, and was labeled,
three legs of a man." Needless to say
it conficted with no other mark in the
brand book and was favorsbly acted upon
by the committee.
, 1887-06-15
The Pope and Parnell.

LONDON, June l4.-The Times CORE.
spondent at Rome says the pope has nc
sympathy with Parnells Irish campaign,
but that no official opinion to show how
the church regards the movement has
been given because the energetic pressure
brought to bear by the majority of the
Irish bishops holds the normally conserv
alive tendencies of the vatican in check.
The correspondent adds that nothing more
is definitely known regarding the question
of reconciliation between Italy and the
vatican OF the establishment by England
and the vatican of diplomatic relations.
, 1887-06-15

LONDON, June l4.-Little progress has
been made with the coercion bill, the
whole evening being consumed discussing
twelve lines of the fifth clause. To night
a number of amendments we're proposed
and rejected, the ministers tresting each
in the curtest manner, and the Liberal
leaders refraining from speaking. The
result Of the absence of one plan of at
tack will be that some of the worst pro
posals of the bill will escape amendment
when %cloture will finally be applied Friday
night.
, 1887-06-15
Jubilee Yacht Race.

LONDON. June 1.-the jubilee yacht
race around Great Britain and Ireland was
begun to day. The yachts were started
bv the prince of Wales at Southend. at
the mouth of the Thames. The starters
were Aline, Sleuthhound, Dawn, D unt
less, Genesta, Anemone, Mabel, Volau,
vent, Atlantic, Gwendoline, Bridesmaid
and Helene.
Among the twelve Yachts that started
none are of first class reputation except
the Gene>ta. Three others that are well
known, however, are the Sleuthhound,
Aline and Gwendoline. A host of crafts
Of all sizes and descriptions thronged the
channel when the race started. The
weather was brilliant, with a moderate
wind blowing.
, 1887-06-15
Wants to

Ed. James, alias Smoky" a cowboy
who formerly made his headquarters in
this city, but who, for the last six months,
has occupied a cell in the Albany county
Jail for the attempted murder of a gam
bier named Blair at Douglas, is reported
by an Albany county official to be healthy
and happy, He often expresses a desire
to revisit Cheyenne, and says hat he and
trouble would still be strangers had he
never left this burg.
, 1887-06-15

Special Deputy Cleveland, of Lusk, ar
rived last evening with Williams, who was
recently arrested, charged with the theft
of a horse from an Albany county ranch.
1t now appears hat the transaction oc-
CURED in this county, and while Williams
denies that he would stoop so low as to
p%urloin horse flesh, he freely admits he
sold the animal and transmitted a bill OF
sale. The gentleman can now be found
in the large building on the corner of Fer.
guson and Nineteenth streets.
, 1887-06-15
Strange Disappearance.

KANSAS CITY, June 14.-Rumors are
rife here Of the disappearance of Walter
L. Condor, grand secretary and treasurer
of the Switchmen's Mutual Aid Associa.
ton. There seems to be no doubt that he
is a defaulter, but no reliable statement of
the extent can lie secured. His wife, who
lives in this city, has not heard from him
in three weeks, and admits that he has
lost a considerable sun in gambling.
Strenuous efforts have been made to sup
press the matter.
, 1887-06-15
EYicting the strikers.

PITTsBURG, June l4-This afternoon
writs were issued by the sheriff on TWEEN
ty five of the strikers at the Pennsylvania
Salt works at Natrona, Pa, ordering
them to vacate the company's houses on.
or before the first Monday in July. Ii
the houses are not vacant at that time
the occupants will be forcibly evicted.
With one or two exceptions they have
promised to move out presently.
, 1887-06-15
Good Sized Hailstones.

PHMIPPoPoLIs, June l4.-Hailstones
strangely shaped and pointed and weigh
ing over a pound each, recently fell in the
districts of Altos and Carnabat, between
Adriat and Shumla, on the south slope
of the Balkan mountains, in East Rou-
nelia. The hailstones destroyed the har-
vest, killed many laborers and cattle in
fields, and pierced the roots of houses
ike bullets.
, 1887-06-15
Boston Sends Twelve.

Boston, June 1.-THE Ancient and
Honorable Artillery company voted last
night to send a delegation of twelve
members to London to represent the or
ganization at the celebration of the 35Osh
anniversary by the Ancient aud Henor-
able Artillery company, of London,
which occurs July H..
, 1887-06-15

AcASoN,S Blood Elixir is the only
t&SSSN . Blood Remedy guaran-
.eed. 1t is a positive cure for Ulcers. Erup-
ions or SyphiIitic Poisoning. Ii purifies tho
whole system, and banishes all Rheumatic
and Neuralgia pains. We guarantee IT.
DR.. W. N. Hunt.
, 1887-06-15
Cruisers and Gunboat s.

WASHINGTON, June IA The board
of examiners have completed their report
on the designs for the cruisers and gun
boats submitted by naval experts in re-
Spouse to a circular from the navy de
partment offering $4,000 for the best de.
sign of each type of vessel. The report
will be made public in a few days.
, 1887-06-15
Livestock Commission Firm AS

DENVER, June 14-Mars Middleton &
Hunter, livestock commission men, as
signed to-day. Assets, SIC, $50; secured
liabilities, 50. 900; unsecured, ST. 635. The
principal creditors are the State National
bank and j.. w. Solomon, OF Denver, and.
Eastman 4 Liggett. of Palmyra, Mo.
, 1887-06-15
Lowered the Bicycle Record.

LONDON, June l4.-At Coventry TO-
day Woodside, of Philadelphia, lowered
the bicycle record for five miles, doing the
distance in l4:20 5. He will now chal
lenge Howell TO another contest.
, 1887-06-15
WILL RISK HIS NECK.
Carlisle D. Graham, the Hero
Of Niagara Falls,
Will Go Through the Rapids
Strapped to a Barrel.
A Defaulting Treasurer Turns
Up Missing.
WIN Go Through the Rapids.

VIII GO Through the Rapids.
NIAGARA FALLS, June IA Carlisle D.
Graham, who went through the Niagara
whirlpool rapids in a barrel. will to-mor
row repeat the performance, but instead
Of being inside he will be strapped by his
feet and hands to the outside OF the barrel.
, 1887-06-15

Toothache, headache and every other
ache are cured by St. Jacobs oil. Price,
so cents.
, 1887-06-15
Jackets at cOsi---.Myers.

SNeeN s s1gPfs is 's ei
thousands suffering from Asthma, Con
sumption, Coughs. etc. Did you ever try
Acker's English Remedy? 1t is the best
preparation known Cor all Lung Troubles
cold IN q positive guarantee at 10c., 600
DR.. W. n. Hunt.
, 1887-06-15

Wraps at eOsr----uHsss.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-22
Probate Judges Sales
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF NEWBERRI-lN
COURT OF PROBATE.

L
John y. Floyd, as Executor. &C.. OF
James B. Floyd, deceased, Plaintlt,
against Drucilla Ann Floyd and 9th
erS. Defendants.
Complaint to sell lands to pay debts, &c.
Pursuant to an order OF Court herein,
| will sell at public ontcry. at Newhe-ry
Court House. or the First Monday (2nd
day) OF January. 1888. the following
csfa!e. of which James B. Floyd, died.
seized and possessed. Situate in Newber-
rr County. South Carolina:
Tract No. 3-Conraining Siyty-SiN and
three quarter Acres. more or less. and
bounded by lands OF F. II. Dominick.
john Bird and tract No. !.
dred and Forty-Ei ght Acres. more or
less. and bounded by tracts !. ,. 3,
and 6.
Tract No. Containing One Hun
dred and Three Acres. more or less, and
BOUNDED by lands of j. F. Burton ana
tracts No. ]. and 6.
Tract No. G-Containing OAe Hundred
and TWENTY-FIVE Acres, more or less,
bounded By Little River, lands OF Fort
une Pitts. }. +. Burton, John Bird and
tracts No 3. 4 and ). Pitts OF SAID lands
can be seen at Probate office.
Terms: One-third cash. balance on
credit Of one and two Years. in equal an
nnal inStallmentS, with interest from day
OF sale. credit portion to be secured by
bond OF the purchaser and mortgage OF
the premises sold. Purchaser to pay for
papers. >. 8. ELLEho'
DC. 10. 1887. J. p. n. C.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-22
Pinned Under the Engine.

BATHURST, n. B.. December l9.-A
terrible accident occurred yesterday near
Carlquelte t. station. on the northern di-
vision of the Inter-Golonial Railroad
When the train. which LETT Caraquctte
at 2 =. NJ, for Gloucester Junction
was hear MckInto>h's Cove bridge,
three miles west OF Caraquette, heavy
drifts Of snow were noticed on the west
side OF the bridge.
The train consisted OF one passenger
car, engine and a snow plough. Eight
section men We're aboard for the purpose
OF assisting in clearing the road Of the
snow, which fell in Fridays storm. Tie
passenger was Left on the east side OF
the bridge. Thirteen persons were on
the engine, and when on the bridge the
plough and engine left the track and
fell over into the river.
Only five men could be found; the
rest, eight in number, were pinned down
under the engine which was lying bot
tom up in the river. The train was run
ming slowly ut the time, as they had
plenty Of time when they got over the
bridge to yet Il run ut the drift.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-22
Lo. the Poor Indian.

COIrMK!A. D"renbar 24.--Chii HAr-
ri-0n. ui th: CataW ba Indians Of York
County, VA in the city today on brI-i-
ness for hi tribe. The unfortunate red
men are in a bad condition. The tribe
has dwindled to eighty-twn members, and
their reservation, originally many thojl>-
and acres. is now something less than
seven hundred acres.
The Iudian- have leased tracts OF lana
to white people. and it j. probable that
many OF lhc-c ira~rs will expire in :.
few years. Whether the Indians will be:
able 10 regain Possession of their Iaud,
after they have been occnpicd by white
families for half q century and upward
i Il question. The Indians to-day pc
tiiinued the Governor to have certain
Iawlrs-> white men cj"ctel from their
lands. Th"y also ask that their
chief, Harrison. be made the agent for
the trib", instead Of paying white
man 800 year out of their appro-
prialirn tp act as their agent The
tribe j. in destitute circumstances ana
should al least be protected from those
who do not respect their rights.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-22
Cold Weather in the WeAt.

CHICAGO, December 20.-A Wichita,
Kansas, special says: Snow con-
menced falling here yesterday morning,
and has come down steadily ever since
Later in the dav blizzard set in from
the north and has hourly increased in
violence. Advicrs are to the effect that
the blizzard is general all over the West
and that it has caught the country with
out any adequate supply of coal. 1t is
known that railroad companies have
from some cause failed to supply the de-
mand on the plains. There is great fear
that much suffering and distress will re-
suit from this sudden change of weather,
as it is certain that entire districts are
almost entirely without fuel.''